vacation bits

 

Anatomy

I had the awesome privlege on Saturday of visiting the Anatomy Lab at the Howard University Medical School and observing some of the cadavers in various stages of dissection. A cool opportunity to learn more about drawing the human figure, plus a surreal way to spend a Saturday afternoon.

bits from St. Louis

starbucks

happy holidays

This illustration appears in the new issue of River Styx literary magazine, accompanying the story Pitching Pennies by George Singleton.

I have more work in a show coming up later this month, including the image from my previous post below. More info on that at a later date. 

So for weeks I saw myself sitting astride of a fine horse. My shoes had sky-blue bottoms to them, and I was riding off to look at the belly-band of the world.

Illustration of a passage from Dust Tracks on a Road, the autobiography of Zora Neal Hurston.

Show + Projects

I have some work in Off the Page, On the Wall in Takoma Park, an exhibit of local illustration in the DC/Baltimore area. Opening was last Thursday, followed by a talk by Brad Holland. The show is open until November 30th.

I also just started a new side project with some friends from art school, where we send each other creative stuff through the mail.